Jaina Method Of Curing

Author(s): Manju Jain
Publisher: International School for Jain Studies

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17th Skloka for curing Gastrointestinal Diseases & Kidney Failure
1.0 Purpose 1.1 The disease of gastrointestinal tract are cured even if incurable when Yantra is tied and pre untouched water is made mystic through the chants 21 times and served.
2.0 Scope 2.1. 'O' Lord as you neither set, nor you are affected by Rahu and nor your brilliance is even hidden by the thick and dense clouds and as you simultaneously enlighten the whole sphere you are. O best of sage! Superior in pre-eminence to the Sun.
3.0 Method 3.1 The verses, the Riddhi and the Mantra syllables are chanted 1000 times a day for 7 days with white rosary in pure phases. The pines of sandalwood to be cast into fire of alter.
4.0 Resources The 17th Verse, Riddhi, Mantra & Yantra Pine of sandalwood, White rosary
Shloka - Repeat 9 times
NĀSTAM KADĀCHIDUPAYASI NA RĀHUGAMYAH SPASHTĪKAROSHI SAHASA YUGAPAJJAGANTI NĀBHODHARODARA NIRUDDHAMA HĀPRABHĀVAH SŪRYĀTISHĀYIMAHIMĀSI MUNĪNDRA LOKÉ
Meaning Oh Master of Munis! It is also not possible for us to compare your qualities with the Sun, because Sun rises and sets everyday. You are ever self-luminous and hence rising and settings are not there. The star of solar energies enlightens only a small part of the universe, and then slowly moves t the other parts, leaving darkness behind. Occasionally, Rahu also eclipses him. But oh Master of Munis, as you enlighten the whole universe at a single time and as you possess the infinite knowledge as your preaching's (Agamas) can never be challenged by any logical and as your most glorious Shashan (Jain Dharma) can never be shadowed or overcome by other schools of philosophies, you surpass the sun.
Mantra - Repeat 108 times Om namo namiuna atthe matthe kshudra vightthé kshudrapīdām jatharapī bhanjaya bhangaya sarvapīda. Sarvaroga niwārana kum swāhā. Om namo ajita shatru parājaya kuru kuru namah swāhā
Riddhi (le pouvoir surnaturel) Om hrīm arham namo atthanga mahānimitta-kushalānam (Jhraum jhraum namah swāhā)